Elin:Code Analysis/Unclassified

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Sword Mage - Talisman Trait (EA23.54)

    case MixType.Talisman:
		{
			int num2 = EClass.pc.Evalue(1418);
			Thing thing4 = ai.ings[1];
			SourceElement.Row source2 = (thing4.trait as TraitSpellbook).source;
			int num3 = thing4.c_charges * source2.charge * (100 + num2 * 50) / 500 + 1;
			int num4 = 100;
			Thing thing5 = ThingGen.Create("talisman").SetNum(num3);
			thing5.refVal = source2.id;
			thing5.encLV = num4 * (100 + num2 * 10) / 100;
			thing.ammoData = thing5;
			thing.c_ammo = num3;
			EClass.pc.Say("talisman", thing, thing5);
			thing4.Destroy();
			break;
		}

• The "talisman mastery 2" trait of swordmage positively influence the effect of created talismans. Specifically:
  • The number of charges created by swordmage will be (magic_book_charges * num_of_charge_gained_if_read * 2 / 5) + 1.
  • For a normal PC, the number of charges will be (magic_book_charges * num_of_charge_gained_if_read * 1 / 5) + 1.
    • For example, for a magic book with 3 reads left with each read giving PC 10 charges, the number of talisman charge by swordmage would be 13, while by normal PC would be 7.
  • The talisman level created by swordmage is fixed at 120, while fixed at 100 by normal PC.

Ether Diseases (EA23.61)

Depiction of Ether Disease in code: an Index

public const int etherManaBattery = 1564;
public const int etherPoisonHand = 1565;
public const int etherProvoke = 1563;
public const int etherStupid = 1561;
public const int etherWeak = 1560;
public const int etherAddict = 1559;
public const int etherRain = 1558;
public const int etherHead = 1557;
public const int etherViolence = 1556;
public const int etherNeck = 1555;
public const int etherWing = 1554;
public const int etherEye = 1553;
public const int etherFeet = 1552;
public const int etherArmor = 1562;
public const int etherUgly = 1551;
public const int etherGravity = 1550;

• All ether disease is depicted with integer (i.e. level). There are 16 kinds of diseases, and we will review each of them.
• If you want to see for the effect yourself, just search for that number in code.

Mana Battery

    case 1564:
			ModBase(961, a * 5, hide: false);
			break;

• This disease increase your magic resistance (961) by 5 per level (there is only one level currently).

public void TryAbsorbRod(Thing t)
	{
		if (!IsPC || !(t.trait is TraitRod) || t.c_charges <= 0 || !HasElement(1564))
		{
			return;
		}
		Say("absorbRod", this, t);
		TraitRod rod = t.trait as TraitRod;
		bool flag = false;
		if (rod.source != null)
		{
			using IEnumerator<SourceElement.Row> enumerator = EClass.sources.elements.rows.Where((SourceElement.Row a) => a.id == rod.source.id).GetEnumerator();
			if (enumerator.MoveNext())
			{
				SourceElement.Row current = enumerator.Current;
				if (IsPC)
				{
					GainAbility(current.id, t.c_charges * 100);
					flag = true;
				}
			}
		}
		if (!flag)
		{
			mana.Mod(-50 * t.c_charges);
		}
		t.c_charges = 0;
		LayerInventory.SetDirty(t);
	}
    ...
    public void GainAbility(int ele, int mtp = 100)
	{
		Element orCreateElement = elements.GetOrCreateElement(ele);
		if (orCreateElement.ValueWithoutLink == 0)
		{
			elements.ModBase(orCreateElement.id, 1);
		}
		if (orCreateElement is Spell)
		{
			int num = mtp * orCreateElement.source.charge * (100 + Evalue(307) + (HasElement(307) ? 20 : 0)) / 100 / 100;
			if (orCreateElement.source.charge == 1)
			{
				num = 1;
			}
			orCreateElement.vPotential += Mathf.Max(1, num / 2 + EClass.rnd(num / 2 + 1));
		}
		Say("spell_gain", this, orCreateElement.Name);
		LayerAbility.SetDirty(orCreateElement);
	}

• Once detect PC have mana battery, it will take the charges in a rod, then call Gainability(this spell, 100 * charge number) to give PC this spell.
• This does not mean you get 100 wish spells for 1 charge of wish rod! Each spell have a unique charge parameter (see SourceGame/Element for more), and depend on the charge number it will give you number of spell casting.
  • This value is modified by your memorization skill. If you have the skill, a flat 20% is added, then for each skill level, 1% added.
  • For example, for a wish rod, and you have lvl 80 memorization, the num will equal to = 100 * 1 (Wish has a charge number of 1) * (80+100+20) / 100 / 100 = 2
  • Which is pretty good, yes, you get 2 wishes out of 1 rod, but can you cast it, hum?